So lets go back to IETF tradition. We need someone to write an i-d
with all the concerns and requirements, and then make our discussion
around that.
No, let's not.
Making an I-D would resolve the IP issues, particularly copyright
consideration.
This is *not* an IETF project. It is an independent group, at least for
now. To date, the IETF method of creating requirements documents has
often failed badly. (For those who were not involved with IDNS, James
knows this very well from personal experience!)
Yes, IDN requirements was withdraw and was not published eventually. But
the process of capturing the requirements helps to align a lot of
discussion, of those within scope and those not.
It is a useful process so long the author(s) dont get too attached to it
and wants to make it into an RFC later.
That's great, and it's *not* an Internet Draft. I would really prefer to
see things like this than Internet Drafts, at least for many months.
Okay, lets keep it this way then if others has no objections.
-James Seng